What is the role of the United States in the world today?------> The U.S. gets involved in a lot of countries affairs;military; involved in 2 wars; Americans are consumers and American companies operates and sells things all over the world in many foreign countries(ex. cocoa cola, nike, google- all have offices/stores/products all around the world ; America is a major world player political, economic, and military; American colleges/universities are seen as top in the world and many international students come to America for college
What do you think its role should be?------> I think America should be the leader out of the world, but when it comes to a conflict that has nothing to do with America, then they should handle out their own difference without America. But if they want to help they can like for example the earthquake in Haiti, they helped. And i think that some of the issues that America may have, they should fix their own problems then help out another.
Where does the United States have troops in the world today? How many countries? What does this tell us about the role of America in the world?------> The U.S. has troops in about 70% of the worlds countries. 135 countries. I think other countries really depend on America because of their lack of econimic
Afghanistan Albania Algeria Antigua Argentina Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belgium Belize Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burma Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chad Chile China Colombia Congo Costa Rica Cote D'lvoire Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Fiji
Finland France Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Guatemala Guinea Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia Lebanon Liberia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Mali Malta Mexico Mongolia Morocco Mozambique Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua
Niger Nigeria North Korea Norway Oman Pakistan Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia and Montenegro Sierra Leone Singapore Slovenia Spain South Africa South Korea Sri Lanka Suriname Sweden Switzerland Syria Tanzania Thailand Togo Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe
How many countries have at least one McDonald's? What does this tell us about America's role in the world?
What other information can help us understand America's role in the world? Research aspects that might help us get a better picture (trade info, U.S. deficit, owed $ to other countries, other U.S. businesses overseas, U.S. aid to other countries, etc)------> $13,856,804,129,301.83 =U.S. national debt
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Analysis: (part 1)
I think a major war was going on and something occured that it had to be remembered and acknowledged
Maybe This was a bout that they used to trade goods with and maybe a lot of important people died in the ship going to Maine
Part 2:
What is "Remember the Maine" actually all about?--------> It was about a battleship that sunk which started the Spain and American war; War between the U.S and Spain; the ship- The USS Maine was one of the first U.S. battleships to be constructed
When did the U.S. go to war with Spain?---------> 1898
Why would John Hay call it a "splendid little war"?---------> It was brief and very short battle that lasted about 4 months
AMERICAN IMPERILISM
What does imperialism mean?
---->Extending a state's rule over other territories; Extending a nation's power, authority, or influence over other places-building an empire, expanding your power
What are the main reasons that countries engage in imperialism?
---->natural resources- sugar, lumber, silk, rice, rum
---->expanded trade opportunities- new customers
---->competition with other countries- global power
---->military needs- new bases and places for supplies/refueling
---->Social Darwinism-the belief that one group of people is better than another
Where has America practiced imperialism? Make a list of places.
Chile
Cuba--> a lot of U.S. influence until the Communists(led by Fidel Castro) took over
Santo Domingo
Puerto Rico--> continues to be a U.S. territory- might become the 51st state someday?
Venezuela
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama-THE PANAMA CANAL--> greatly shortened the distance from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
Philippine Islands--> Became a U.S. territory for about 50 years after the S-A War
Hawaiian Islands--> became the 50th U.S. state
Midway island-not under U.S. control--> mostly a wilfire refuge today
wake Island-not under U.S. control--> mostly a wildfire refuge today
Johnston Island--> uninhabited and out of use
Guam- still under U.S. control--> important Navy & Air Force base
American Somoa--> still under U.S. control, but self-governed
Alaska
Most of America's imperialist activity took place in the Pacific islands and Central America/ the caribbean
Do you agree with the practice of imperialism?
In some ways i think if one place or country does not agree or just not doing so well, another could step in and control but only if that place accepts. i really don't think that a country should have power or a lot of power in another country because everyone should all work together and compromise. For example when other countries import and export goods and such, without a good relationship with them you probably will not get what you want because everyone needs to put negative things behind and get along.
Analysis: This Picture about imperialism represents how America Held the war with Spain an dhow they Won.
Spanish- American war video:
people in cuba were not happy because they were in the rule of the spanish and they wanted to rule themselves
cuban wanted independence
the philipines did not want spain ruling them
the philipines stood alongside the U.S. to fight against spain
5,400 deaths from diseases and unsanitary conditions 379 from fighting
lasted about 4 months long, the U.S. dominated quickly and spain sort of gave up
Mckinley was the president during the S-A War,
By the end of Unit III, I will be able to...
Define imperialism and identify and describe the key motivations for its practice. ----> Imperialism- extending a nations power or influence over otherplaces
Explain the causes, course, and consequences of Spanish-American War ---->the U.S. Gained a lot from this quick war and they still don't know what happened that caused the blow up.
Analyze the effects of "yellow journalism" on the events surrounding the S-A War.---->What is Yellow journalism?, Why is it important?
Discuss the reasons for and against the US acquisition of new lands.
Complete thorough and thoughtful 2-column notes.
Create a Google Map.
Create a Google Presentation (powerpoint).
Define Yellow Journalism and explain its role in the S-A War. Yellow Journalism----> Journalism that exaggerates(sensationalize) the news to attract peoples/readers attention; that led Americans to war fever; excited about going to war with spain
Role in the S-A War----> In order for the people to really know what was going on, journalists created these newspapersand posters and showed the aspects of the different sides going to war. It also was a major reason for the war to go on, they instigated what was going on to make it more interesting.
Spanish-American War notes:
Spanish-American War google presentation:
Google Map:
The Fruit of Imperialism:
Imperialism.PNG
What do you see?
I see a man(Uncle Sam) picking apples on a tree.
the apples have names of countries on them
he is wearing the U.S. flag colors on- he represents America
He is looking specifically at the Cuba apple
the wall separating the man and the tree
he is wearing a sombrero
What do these different depictions mean?
The apple that says Cuba and the flag outfit represents how the U.S. wanted to take control of Cuba because of their sugar
also he had other apples in his basket with various names on them, of which may be the countries he already took over and/or parts of U.S
the wall that the tree is behind represnts how they were not together
the very large Basket- America is growing and wants more, it might be too big (they are starting tolook greedy
the words on the apples---> Cuba, Russia, Philippines(in tree-other countries)-Alaska, California, LA, Texas(in basket-part of U.S.)
the wall represents the border of the U.S.
the tree on the side represents outside the U.S.
the sombrero represents Mexico, Central America, and South America-(Latin America)
What is the cartoonist's POV?
The Cartoonist is saying that America is happy, but imperialism is not that great because America is getting too greedy.
Unit 3: American Imperialism:
What is the role of the United States in the world today?------> The U.S. gets involved in a lot of countries affairs;military; involved in 2 wars; Americans are consumers and American companies operates and sells things all over the world in many foreign countries(ex. cocoa cola, nike, google- all have offices/stores/products all around the world ; America is a major world player political, economic, and military; American colleges/universities are seen as top in the world and many international students come to America for college
What do you think its role should be?------> I think America should be the leader out of the world, but when it comes to a conflict that has nothing to do with America, then they should handle out their own difference without America. But if they want to help they can like for example the earthquake in Haiti, they helped. And i think that some of the issues that America may have, they should fix their own problems then help out another.
Where does the United States have troops in the world today? How many countries? What does this tell us about the role of America in the world?------> The U.S. has troops in about 70% of the worlds countries. 135 countries. I think other countries really depend on America because of their lack of econimic
Albania
Algeria
Antigua
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belgium
Belize
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Bulgaria
Burma
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Congo
Costa Rica
Cote D'lvoire
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominican Republic
East Timor
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Fiji
France
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Guatemala
Guinea
Haiti
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Liberia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Mali
Malta
Mexico
Mongolia
Morocco
Mozambique
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Nigeria
North Korea
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia and Montenegro
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovenia
Spain
South Africa
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Suriname
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
How many countries have at least one McDonald's? What does this tell us about America's role in the world?
What other information can help us understand America's role in the world? Research aspects that might help us get a better picture (trade info, U.S. deficit, owed $ to other countries, other U.S. businesses overseas, U.S. aid to other countries, etc)------> $13,856,804,129,301.83 =U.S. national debt
Analysis: (part 1)
I think a major war was going on and something occured that it had to be remembered and acknowledged
Maybe This was a bout that they used to trade goods with and maybe a lot of important people died in the ship going to Maine
Part 2:
What is "Remember the Maine" actually all about?--------> It was about a battleship that sunk which started the Spain and American war; War between the U.S and Spain; the ship- The USS Maine was one of the first U.S. battleships to be constructed
When did the U.S. go to war with Spain?---------> 1898
Why would John Hay call it a "splendid little war"?---------> It was brief and very short battle that lasted about 4 months
AMERICAN IMPERILISM
What does imperialism mean?
What are the main reasons that countries engage in imperialism?
Where has America practiced imperialism? Make a list of places.
Do you agree with the practice of imperialism?
Analysis: This Picture about imperialism represents how America Held the war with Spain an dhow they Won.
Spanish- American war video:
By the end of Unit III, I will be able to...
Define Yellow Journalism and explain its role in the S-A War.
Yellow Journalism----> Journalism that exaggerates(sensationalize) the news to attract peoples/readers attention; that led Americans to war fever; excited about going to war with spain
Role in the S-A War----> In order for the people to really know what was going on, journalists created these newspapersand posters and showed the aspects of the different sides going to war. It also was a major reason for the war to go on, they instigated what was going on to make it more interesting.
Spanish-American War notes:
Spanish-American War google presentation:
Google Map:
The Fruit of Imperialism:
What is the cartoonist's POV?